I’m trying without success to get my documents from my couchdb view I’ve created.
Its works when I’m accessing the view through couchdb itself: _design/{myDesign}/_view/{viewName}
But I cant get the same with dreamfactory
/_table/{tableName}/_design/{myDesign}/_view/{viewName}
please help me
Thanks in advance
Are CouchDB views similar to SQL views? Because DreamFactory treats SQL views as tables, essentially.
https://wiki.dreamfactory.com/DreamFactory/Tutorials/Querying_SQL_views
What is happening? Error? Invalid data? No data found?
Give us more information about the problem.
I just don’t know and I didn’t find in the documentation any way to do that…
I know how to do it through couchdb… but not through dreamfactory
for example:
https://couchdb.com/newsfeed/_design/ordered/_view/byTime?limit=10&skip=0&descending=true
ordered is my design document
byTime is my view name
I tried to do the following:
https://df.enterprise.dreamfactory.com/api/v2/couch/_table/newsfeed?filter=_id=_design/ordered&api_key=***
but it says ‘SQL-like filters are not currently available for CouchDB’
It seems that some SQL are not avaiable to couchdb, like “filters” (I know, pretty obvious).
Did you try to do a Service that don’t need any filter or SQL, to show all record, just for test.
For example:
https://df.enterprise.dreamfactory.com/api/v2/couch/_table/newsfeed?api_key=**
This route will show all feeds.
I’d talk about Custom Script, but it would be the same.
That’s correct, SQL-like filters are not available for CouchDB. How familiar are you with CouchDB? This DB implements a query language in documents called views. So we didn’t attempt to implement SQL queries for CouchDB since Apache did it their own way in-house.
Tutorial on CouchDB views
Apache documentation on views
Search the forums also. This was already covered in this thread.
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Yes I can get all the records from df without any problem and yes I’m familiar with couchdb views…
Do you have an example how to fetch from a view using dreamfactory?
I didn’t find any on the web…
Someone please can help me with this???
Hello @Kfir_Peled, I also could not use the service couchdb, but did the following. As CouchDB natively exposes an API, I created a service type webservice in my DF.
Note: My couch does not have authentication, but if you have, added it to the headers tab.
In my case, optimizers is my database
I have a view called “resume” that is grouped in the “example” design
And for this scenario, my request to DF API is as follows:
http://192.168.254.251/rest/couch-api/_design/example/_view/resume?limit=10&app_name=my-api-key
Note: My DF is 1.9, and in DF 2, it is very similar
Best regards
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Thanks for your response !!!
I’m using DF2 and in my case I get the following error:
message: "Resource ‘_design’ not found for service ‘couch’."
code: 404
with a big stack of DF code
Maybe in DF2 they abstract that, try to call directly the resource:
http://192.168.254.251/rest/couch-api/resume?limit=10&app_name=my-api-key
or even with design in it:
http://192.168.254.251/rest/couch-api/example/resume?limit=10&app_name=my-api-key
Just a guess (a big one).
Hello, @Kfir_Peled
I could not make my couchdb work with api NoSQL. My solution was to set up the CouchDB in a webservice. Thus, the available resource are precisely what CouchDB offers natively via Rest API. The advantage is that with DF you can restrict the service to a role and use the user’s session without exposing directly to Rest native API of your CouchDB.
1 - Create service type Webservice to connect native CouchDB Rest API
2 - Configure CouchDB HTTP dsn in created Webservice
3 - Example of use with views and filters
Links:
Apache CouchDB Querying Options DOC: https://goo.gl/4DJTTk
DF2 API Common Headers & Parameters : http://goo.gl/tPlnW9
Postman (my API rest client tool used in this example): https://www.getpostman.com
I apologize if I was confused in my first response
Best regards.
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